‘Can people hear me think? Let them.’
Tag: Contemporary
Review: Feast by Emily O’Grady
Grotesque and decadent.
Review: Body Friend by Katherine Brabon
A meticulous study of pain.
Review: The Ministry For The Future by Kim Stanley Robinson
The big climate book.
Review: The Wren, The Wren by Anne Enright
The limits and possibilities of empathy.
Review: Eventually, Everything Connects by Sarah Firth
Sly, whimsical, existential essays.
Review: God Forgets About The Poor by Peter Polites
“People will love my suffering”.
Review: Prophet Song by Paul Lynch
Survival in authoritarian Ireland.
Review: Madukka by Julie Janson
The crime is colonisation.
Review: The Modern by Anna Kate Blair
Love, sex, marriage, work and New York deconstructed.
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